Is or Are
Write “is” or “are”.
Write “is” or “are”.
Write the correct comparative form for each adjective: old-older.
Write the short forms to the given long forms into the gaps.
Grammar is the set of “rules” that govern the words, sentences, and other parts of speech that you use and how you put them together. Think of grammar is the road map of any language. Without grammar, you could just throw random words together and communicate with other people. For example, you could simply say:…
Hello. Are you Mr. Johnson?Yes. I am.Nice to meet you I am Mr. Smith. I will be interviewing you today.Good. It’s nice to meet you as well.Thank you. Please have a seat in my office.Thank you.Mr. Johnson, tell me a little about yourself.I am 32 years old, I was working at the steel plant until…
Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple.
Fill in many, much or a lot of.